I've only learned (so no first hand experience) about radiation exposure limits and such around power plants in college, plus I agree with the sentiments you mentioned, but isn't it common that being inside a powerplant has less radiation than being in a standard home? The amount of water, shielding, concrete, etc around a powerplant results in less radiation than being near your TV, microwave, any number of foods like bananas, or getting an X-ray once in a blue moon or something like that
Or I'm misremembering my professor and talking out of my ass but I'm more than happy to learn one way or another
Proud of you for recovery. Shit ain't easy.
To the point of the original comment, I think it's less "what can I buy to get drunk" and more "what can I buy that I can enjoy?" Which (going from memory here so somebody correct me if I'm wrong) with the trends of the younger generations leaning towards nicer liquors, cocktails/mix drinks and craft beers, as those get pricier the overlap of enjoy and pay for is shrinking.